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[edit]DescriptionPortret Peter Stegeman (Staphorster Boertje).jpg |
English: Portrait of Peter Stegeman, better known as "'t Staphorster Boertje" (October 9th, 1840 - February 2nd 1922), published in De Telegraaf of February 3rd, 1922. Stegeman was a famous quack of Dutch origin, based in the town of Staphorst
Nederlands: Portret van Peter Stegeman, beter bekend als "'t Staphorster Boertje" (9-10-1840 - 2-2-1922), oorspronkelijk gebpubliceerd in nl:De Telegraaf van 3-2-1922. Stegeman was een welbekende kwakzalver uit w:nl:Staphorst. |
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Source | De Telegraaf, February 3rd, 1922 | |||
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